Cambridge High booked their place in the National Final after finishing top of the girls divisions at the fourth leg of the rain-interrupted Track+Field high schools athletics series, in Queenstown in the Eastern Cape on Thursday, 27 February, 2025.
Cambridge completely dominated, raking in a total of 737 points, well clear of Barkly East High School, who ended second with 467 points in the final standings, and Hangklip High School (413) were third.
In individual events, three girl athletes achieved more than 800 points in their respective disciplines.
Keeziah Essop won the U17 200m sprint in 26.54 seconds, while Petra Kok took the U19 200m dash in 26.27, and Charne Pautz secured victory in the U19 shot put with a 10.49m heave.
Abby Brummer, who runs the athletics programme at Barkly East, was pleased for their learners to have a chance to compete against the top athletics schools in the Eastern Cape.
Barkly East finished second in the boys and girls divisions, after they had raised money to hire a bus to get them to the event.
“We’re very grateful for this opportunity. Barkly East had an absolute blast. We feel privileged to have been able to compete today,” Brummer said.
Original Copy: BLD Communications, with editing by gsport
Main Photo Caption: Cambridge High School of East London were crowned overall girls champions of the fourth leg of the Track+Field 2025 series event held at Queens College in Queens Town, Eastern Cape on Thursday, 27 February 2025. Photo: Track+Field
Photo 2 Caption: Luchwayito Tshandu of Hoerskool Hangklip High School finished third in the girls U19 Javelin final in Queenstown on Thursday.
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